A Delaware-based company that provides subscribers with pornography and gambling services over the Internet has been fined $100,000 and ordered to hand over $6-million (Canadian) to the province of British Columbia. Two representatives of Starnet Communications International Inc. pleaded guilty yesterday to one count of keeping a device for gambling or betting.
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